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The 15 Greece-UAE deals: From investment and infrastructure to food and defence
Greek and Emirati companies are exploring opportunities to jointly bid for major projects in the Middle East and North Africa, while plans are also advancing for the development of high-capacity digital infrastructure in Greece


What analysis polls reveal: The advantages and a major challenge for ND, as Tsipras loses momentum
Government fuel measures win approval even among opposition voters, the promise of a better future outweighs protest voting, and Kyriakos Mitsotakis retains a clear lead as the preferred prime minister
Winter energy costs and party infighting await Greek prime minister after US trip
Greece's government will unveil fuel support on 30 September and raise the heating oil allowance by up to 20% on 14 October, while polling shows growing appetite for single-party rule ahead of spring 2027 elections

Mitsotakis met with Amal Clooney at the Maximos Mansion, with the Parthenon Marbles as the center of the discussion
The prominent human rights lawyer is in Athens for UNESCO’s Annual Meeting of Goodwill Ambassadors

Mitsotakis and Macron set plan to resume Cyprus power cable survey off Kasos
Meridiam's arrival as majority shareholder has driven closer coordination between Athens, Paris and Nicosia, with a new maritime notice expected soon and a French firm possibly replacing Italy's NextGeo before operations restart again this autumn

Mitsotakis’s package with a four-year “calendar”: The plans for the public sector, farmers and families
Mitsotakis will detail a four-year income boost plan tonight in Thessaloniki, covering a double minimum wage rise in 2027, wider pensioner allowances, farmer tax cuts and diesel relief, family benefits and a new housing scheme

Prime minister to unveil tax reward scheme for compliant taxpayers at Thessaloniki fair
The tax authority will set out who qualifies for softer advance payments and presumptive income rules, as pensioners, families, civil servants and farmers are also promised extra income support under the 2027 to 2030 roadmap

Measures to win back the ‘lost vote’ of self-employed professionals, farmers, pensioners and private sector employees expected at the Thessaloniki Fair
New Democracy is preparing to scrap presumptive taxation for the self-employed, ease social security contributions and pension levies, and launch a housing scheme, as Mitsotakis eyes a 2027 election with support short of a majority


